Judge — December 31, 1921 — page 14: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

/ ; Aeeepewagerte 4 “What are you going to give up for New Year’s, Fred?” “About two hundred for that new gown!” Out o’ Luck PANDORICAL A SECOND CHANCE AT troubles we’d have “Do I understand you to say that you By, Ci E. Mead If there really were elves will sell this seven hundred dollar din- I NEVER seem to be in luck To whisper to others ing room set on the installment plan In everything I’ve blund’red; What we say to ourselves! for only five dollars down and three I bought a motor car—I’m stuck, liars a week?” | The price just dropped five hundred. Ch: WASTED ENERGY Sethe the offer.” 1] : 5 : jauffeur Harry—Let’s hold up that E " . | It’s theft insured for what it cost, week-end party. “Why, man, by the time it was paid | It has no lock to bind it— Strong-arm Mike—What’s the use? for it would be old and worn out.” | I leave it where it should get lost, Mrs. Skinnem always trims her guests “Yes, I know. But then you could Then, darn it, go and find it! at bridge. sell it for a genuine antique!” 12 comicbooks.com